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Though the idea of sniffing your own farts sounds more like a joke than science, the results point to a serious link between hydrogen sulfide and brain cell health.

The condition gradually destroys memory, affects physical movement, and can lead to hallucinations or extreme anxiety.

According to the study, hydrogen sulfide, the same gas responsible for the smell of farts, could help regulate the processes that lead to cognitive decline. »

The team said its process eliminated more than 95 percent of micro- and nanoplastics within 10 minutes by using plate-shaped iron-oxide magnetic nanoparticles.

The approach targets plastic fragments too small to be captured by conventional filtration and sedimentation, which allows them to spread through aquatic ecosystems and potentially accumulate in the human body.

Led by Chung Sung‑wook, the researchers replaced commonly used spherical magnetic particles with thin, plate-like ones. »

Trump earlier said that Washington would impose 10% tariffs on NATO allies — France, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Germany, the U.K., the Netherlands, and Finland — until the U.S. reaches a deal to buy Greenland.

He threatened the tariffs just days after European forces from France, Germany, and other countries began arriving for exercises in Greenland.

Trump has insisted that NATO would become "more formidable and effective" if Greenland were under U.S. control, a claim European leaders have rejected. »

Justice Department says members of Congress can't intervene in release of Epstein files.

Documents that were included in the U.S. Department of Justice release of the Jeffrey Epstein files are photographed Friday, Jan. 2, 2026.

The Justice Department has said the files' release was slowed by redactions required to protect the identities of abuse victims. »